Use Triad Pairs to Unlock the Fretboard

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Hello Cherries! If someone plays a C chord you don't have to play that same chord 🤨 You can play an Am or a G triad on top of that C chord to make it sound awesome 🧐 As a matter of fact you always have 2 triads that you can play over any chord 😎 They're called Triad Pairs. This could be a very deep musical subject because you can get really exotic with your choices 🎸 You can also be very simple. That's whats so great about this. In this video we're dipping our toes into this incredible concept. Enjoy the video and have a great week Everybody 😊

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